Script preparation
Step1: install jmeter
Download address
Step2: create a test plan
Write assertions
Generating random variables
The meaning of the ramp-up period field
Step3: create a backend listener (this step is used to display pressure test results directly on grafana)
See grafana configuration for details
Step3.1: Back-end listener implementation
For backend listener implementation, select influxDB
After executing the test script on the server, you can view the test report on Grafana
Compared with step3 in the following steps, the interface is more intuitive and beautiful, and the operation is more convenient. You can view the report without exporting it.
Prepare the Linux server environment
Select a pressure test server
Step1: install jmeter in the specified Linux directory
Step2: import the test script to the jmeter directory
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Start the testreference
Step1: go to the jmeter/bin directory
Execute the script:
./jmeter -n -t orderandpay.jmx -l order_result2000.jtl
Modifying script Content
vim order.jmx
Step2: export the report to Windows
sz order_result2000.jtl
Step3: Check the report
Create a listener of the desired type in Windows, import the JTL file, and view the result
Field meaning of aggregation report: Refer to “Full Stack Performance Test Training Treasure -JMeter Practice”
Lable: Request alias
Samples: How many Samples were performed
Average: indicates the Average response time in milliseconds
Median: Median response time
90%Line: 90% transaction response time range
Min: indicates the minimum response time
Max: indicates the maximum response time
Error% : indicates the Error rate
Throughput: Throughput
KB/ SEC: data transfer amount (unit: KB)
Field meaning of summary report and summary report
Exporting AN HTML Reportreference
./jmeter -g order_result2000.jtl -o order_result2000_reports
Open the HTML file in Reports in your browser to see the summary test reports